Skin problem that won't settle? Get it looked at properly.
Rashes, itching, eczema flares, fungal infections and acne are among the most common reasons people see a doctor. Our doctors examine your skin, explain what it most likely is and start treatment. If you need a dermatologist, we tell you and refer you.
Walk in any time. Bring photos if the rash comes and goes.
Common skin problems, treated by a doctor.
Every visit starts with an examination. Treatment depends on what the doctor finds.
Itchy rashes and eczema
Dry, itchy, red patches that flare up. We find the trigger and calm the flare.
Fungal infections
Ringworm (kurap), itchy groin, athlete's foot and nail infections.
Acne
Spots that are not settling with products from the pharmacy, or are leaving marks.
Hives and allergic rashes
Sudden itchy welts. Come in at once if your lips, tongue or breathing are affected.
Infected skin
Red, hot, painful or swollen skin, boils and infected cuts.
A spot or mole that has changed
Growing, bleeding or changing colour. The doctor checks it and arranges a biopsy if needed.
Four steps, no surprises.
Walk in or message
Tell us what you are dealing with. Photos help if the rash comes and goes.
Examination
The doctor looks at the skin, asks about triggers and checks for anything more serious.
Treatment plan
You hear what it most likely is, the treatment, and the price before anything is given.
Review or referral
Come back if it is not improving. If you need a dermatologist, we refer you.
Consultation first. Treatment priced before it is given.
Medication and any procedures are explained and priced before you agree.
Doctor consultation
Diagnosis and a treatment plan.
Medication
Explained before it is dispensed.
Skin biopsy
A small sample sent to the lab when a spot needs checking.
Included
- Doctor consultation
- Examination of the skin
- Treatment plan and advice
Charged separately, only if needed
- Medication
- Biopsy or procedures, if needed
- Specialist referral fees
An honest note. Many skin conditions, like eczema and acne, are managed rather than cured in one visit. The doctor will be clear about what to expect and when to come back. This is a GP consultation, not a dermatology appointment.
Klinik Dr.Prevents Kota Kemuning.
The clinic is open 24 hours, every day, including public holidays. Walk in any time. Bring photos if the rash comes and goes.
Jalan Anggerik Vanilla 31N,
Seksyen 31, Kota Kemuning,
40460 Shah Alam, Selangor
Common questions.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in any time. Message first if you want to ask about the price.
Is this a dermatologist?
No. You see a GP. Many skin problems are treated well by a GP. If you need a dermatologist, we refer you.
Should I stop my creams before coming?
No, keep using them, but bring them or a photo of the labels so the doctor knows what you have tried.
When is a rash an emergency?
If your lips, tongue or throat swell, you have trouble breathing, or you have a rash with high fever, come in at once or go to emergency.
Can you check a mole?
Yes. If a mole is growing, bleeding, itching or changing colour, the doctor checks it and arranges a biopsy or referral if needed.
Masalah kulit di Kota Kemuning. Diperiksa oleh doktor.
Ruam, gatal, ekzema, kurap atau jerawat yang tidak sembuh? Doktor kami akan memeriksa kulit anda, menerangkan puncanya dan memulakan rawatan. Jika perlu pakar kulit, kami akan merujuk anda.
- Tidak perlu temujanji
- Harga ubat diberitahu dahulu
- Bilik persendirian
- Klinik dibuka 24 jam
Stop guessing with pharmacy creams.
Walk in, or message us first. A doctor will look at it properly.